EU member states have begun implementing the Right to Repair directive, making device repairs easier, extending product lifespans, and reducing waste.

The Constitutional Court halted challenges to the Tajani Decree and asked whether restrictions affecting people born before the law took effect comply with EU law.

Proposed development of protected shorelines and wildlife zones violates EU environmental policy, says MEP

Forecasters were wrong about an immediate recession but right that we would be worse off outside the EU

Some European nations are threatening to block or water down the visa plan amid fears over its effect on their own labor markets.

The end of the veto allows Ukraine and Moldova to formally open the first cluster of negotiations, known as fundamentals. #EuropeNews

The Council formally adopts rules to strengthen the welfare and traceability of cats and dogs.

New EU-wide rules set up a harmonised criminal law framework to prevent and fight corruption.

Values of the European Union: by adopting a law which stigmatises and marginalises LGBTI+ persons, Hungary has acted in breach of EU law

International law experts ‘seriously concerned’ about ‘strikes on schools, health centres and homes’ in contravention of Geneva conventions

Europe also formally agrees UK access to the Erasmus+ student exchange scheme

European financial power has realigned at a cost to the City of London.

Exclusive: Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy and Slovakia actively pursue regressive policies, watchdog finds

Sweden’s V-Dem Institute warns that the US is no longer a liberal democracy. And autocracy is creeping across Europe too, says writer Martin Gelin

Kemi Badenoch, Nigel Farage and even Tony Blair – has Keir Starmer proven his critics wrong in refusing to join America’s assault on Iran?

The decision to go to war was a dangerous wager that force could achieve what diplomacy couldn’t — and it’ll likely cause the president trouble come November.

Religious freedom group says 200 troops sent complaints of superiors using extremist Christian rhetoric to justify war

US president suggests worst-case result of assassination would be regime change that fails to relieve repression

US president criticises prime minister for third time 24 hours, describing him as ‘not Churchill’ over initial refusal

The UAE is attracting tens of thousands of Brits – including far right celebrities who mock Britain’s supposed decline while ignoring their hosts’ repression